I built an open-source snippet manager to stop losing code

Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’ve just released Snipplle in beta — an open-source snippet manager built to help developers create, organize, and reuse code snippets across projects.

The idea came from a very real problem: snippets usually end up scattered across folders, gists, or random notes. Snipplle focuses on structure and ownership — workspaces, collections, access control, and a clean way to manage snippets long-term.

Current features:

• Public and private snippets

• Collections to organize related snippets

• Workspaces with invited members

• A CLI to pull snippets directly into local projects

• Fully open source and self-hostable

This is an early beta. Some things are intentionally minimal right now (workspaces, settings), and others are coming soon — like pushing snippets via CLI and deeper collaboration features.

I’d really appreciate feedback from fellow builders — especially around workflows, UX, and what you’d want from a snippet manager you’d actually use day to day.

If it sounds interesting, I’d love for you to check it out 🙌
👉 https://snipplle.com
👉 https://github.com/snipplle/snipplle